chapter 17 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

participants must be registered as members of one party and may vote only for candidates from that party

A

closed primary

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only independents are allowed to choose a ballot from one party or the other

A

semi-closed primary

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3
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participants do not have to declare party membership

A

open primary

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4
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ballots included the names of all candidates and voters could split the ticket; ruled unconstitutional by the supreme court

A

blanket primary

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5
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ballots include the names of all candidates; top two vote winners regardless of party advance to the general election

A

jungle primary

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6
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which type of nomination method would most likely be used by an independent or third party candidate and requires gathering signatures

A

petition

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7
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which types of nomination method is still found at some state levels as well as local areas of New England

A

caucus

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8
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which type of nomination method replaced a less representative method and is generally used by third parties today at the state level

A

convention

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9
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which type of nomination process was originally just a small group of political insiders choosing whom they wanted to run for office

A

caucus

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10
Q

the constitution specifies election laws regarding the positions of what

A

president
vice president
members of congress

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11
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money comes into the presidential election campaign fund from

A

individual tax donations

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12
Q

citizen united v federal election commission the court decided

A

the court decide that money from corporations may be accepted in a campaign

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13
Q

what methods of voting are no longer used at state and national election

A

voice vote
mechanical-lever
punch card

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14
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a person running for office who currently holds that office is called an

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incumbent

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15
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___ refers to elected positions in which the candidates do not have a party affiliation listed on the ballet

A

nonpartison

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16
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the specific location in a precinct where residents vote is called the

A

polling place

17
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____ is when a person officially enrolls for the purpose of voting

18
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an individual who has a reasonable excuse not to vote in person during the regular voting time but completes the correct steps to vote beforehand is called

A

absentee voter

19
Q

funds spent by a person or group trying to help elect or defeat a candidate without the candidate’s knowledge or support are called

A

independent expenditures

20
Q

the common name for the bipartisan campaign reform act of 2002 which was worked on by senators and representative of both major parties

A

McCain-Feingold act

21
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what is the term for straight ticket

A

voting for all the candidates of one party

22
Q

identify at least three type of media used in campaign

A

newspaper magazines radio and tv and internet

23
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according to the national voter registration act, where may citizens register to vote besides the voter registration office

A

citizens may register to vote any place that gives drivers licenses or renewals besides the voter registration office

24
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what federal agency was established to enforce laws regarding election campaign money

A

federal election commission

25
what are committees formed by special interest groups that raise money and make contributions to specific campaigns or causes
political action committees
26
a candidate with a challenger in the primary and the general election would need to do what
typically need to raise the most money for a campaign
27
how many states require voter registration
49
28
candidates can not recieve contributions from
national banks | foreign nations
29
the general election is held
on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in Novemeber each year
30
which candidate would typically need to raise the most money for a campaign
a candidate with a challenger in the primary and the general election
31
residents of a district who are represented by an elected official are called
constitute